14:00 News in Brief: Criminal Proceedings Initiated After Video Against Prime Minister; Important Announcement from CEC

Past hour's news summarized and substantive:

• Law enforcement has initiated criminal proceedings regarding a case of computer sabotage, illegal arms trafficking, and a video threatening the Prime Minister's life.
• Representatives of the executive authority commented on the incident between the Prime Minister and a citizen during the election campaign, condemning political exploitation and attempts to revive terrorism.
• Opposition forces criticized the neglect of the elderly's potential, calling for the involvement of retired specialists in the development of the state and ensuring intergenerational connections.
• Azerbaijan's leadership announced the preservation of historical heritage and reported that tens of thousands of Azerbaijanis have already settled in the occupied territories of Artsakh. They stated that 85,000 people currently live in Azerbaijan's liberated territories (occupied Artsakh).
• The EU High Commissioner Kaia Kalas stated that Russia, China, and the USA are not interested in the existence of a united Europe and seek to divide it, as a united bloc is an incomparably more powerful political and economic force.
• The Central Electoral Commission clarified the process for verifying personal data in voter lists and outlined the deadlines for addressing discrepancies with the authorized body.